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[QUOTE="ouchdrummer:829410"]well you can just throw tubes in, you would just wanna bias them after the show. They will still work fine if you just throw em in, they just might not last as long if you don't bias them after the show. The bias is like a floodgate that lets in more or less power to em. So it's really a matter of tone preference, and of course the burn out faster if they are biased lower, but you can certainly change the bias after you play the show in which you need said tubes fast. As far as why I like most tube sounds better: I could cut and paste all the tech lingo here that you'd barely understand, but look at it this way. The tube sound manages to cut through other instruments without drowning them out as much, and while still being really easy to make out. It's obviously different for every amp, with what kind of tubes, and how there biased, and whether its a B, A, or AB(true). There is a lot more that goes into tube amps that make them different, but there is a consistent "warm" sound that is hard to define, and that you definately can hear. Not everyone likes tubes better though, a lot of people wanna play real gainy at low volumes, or don't want to distort at real high volume, or whatever. It's all personal preference, i do like tube amps better, but that doesnt go for all of them, there is just so much difference between em that you might like a solidstate WAY more than any particular tube, but not another. You gotta just try em all out.[/QUOTE]
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